Service Engineer / Mechanic

Service Engineer/Mechanic

Target function:

Providing assembly, maintenance, revision and repair of a wide range of equipment and/or installations (at the customer's location) according to given instructions or guidelines.

Examples of tasks within the function:

• Service and maintenance of metal:
• Adjustment, adjustment and commissioning of equipment.
• Maintenance of components, motors and equipment.
• Sawing or cutting to size.
• Solving technical malfunctions and problems.
• Repair (and maintenance) (defective) parts.
• Cleaning and maintenance of machines.
• Performing and assisting with maintenance.
• Remediation of malfunctions.
• Replacing defective parts and components.
• Service and maintenance in general:
• Processing of materials.
• Measurement of parts or structures to be repaired.
• Performing periodic inspections and maintenance.

Mechanical engineering:

• Installation of cabling.
• Applying technical modifications.
• Assembly of sub-products and semi-finished products.
• Adjustment and adjustment of machines and tools.
• Assembly and assembly of machines and equipment.
• Assembly of systems and components.
• Assembly and conversion of equipment.

Disassembly:

• Disposal of semi-finished products.
• Disposal of harmful substances and auxiliary materials.
• Disassembly of structures and equipment.
• Dismantling parts and components.

Other:

• Quality, Occupational Health & Safety and the Environment (QHSE) (applying for permits, reporting malfunctions and deviations, carrying out workplace inspections, etc.).
• Pupil guidance / practical training (monitoring, directing and evaluating the learning process, coordinating practical assignments, etc.).
• Development (maintaining and expanding professional knowledge, sharing professional knowledge with colleagues, etc.).
• Organisation of own work (registration of hours worked, checking and measuring own work, cleaning up and cleaning the workplace, etc.).
• Consultation and coordination (transfer of work, participating in work meetings and/or toolboxes, informing and cooperating with colleagues, etc.).

Basic and supplementary training (and work experience):

• The knowledge must be equivalent to MBO level 3 in terms of content and level, supplemented with courses and/or training and work experience.
• Possible MBO 3 programmes:
• (All-round) construction worker.
• First mechanic in mechatronics.
• Mechanical engineering.

Work experience:

Minimum of 9 to 12 months.

Other:

• Is in possession of a driver's license and own transport.
• In possession of a certificate of good conduct.
• Participation in our on-call service for one of our customers.